Winnegance Men’s Club Triumphs Over Hose Company in Cribbage
The Winnegance Men's Club defeated Charles A. Hunt Hose Co in the second round of a cribbage and pitch tourney by 8 points, adding to a prior 51 point win for a total of 129. Foreman Charles J. Preble hosted a welcome night with coffee, doughnuts, and a later minstrel show planning.
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Winnegance Social Club
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Charles J. Preble
W.S. C
Charles A. Hunt Hose Co
Foreman Preble
Bridgehall
Webber
Hose Company
Men's Club
Charles Merry Frank-Allegrin
Omar Perry
Percy Morse
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Harry C. Webber
Ernest Rogers
Charles Rogers
Reuben Purington
Cribbage
Earl Morse
Harry BR. Williams
Dino Ecues
Goce Kewlsane
Charles Morse
Arthur Brown
Abrams
Oliver Walter Rogers
Almon R. Perry
J. Parker Morse
Robert P. Manson
Charles FE. Hewitt. Jr
Winfield W. Morse
Charles E. Preble
Milton T. Morse
Leon Pennell
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Eugene Worrey
Albert Morse
Frank Talbot
Titch
Atela Seale Hadsie Teenies
Phanara
Charles A. Hunt
John M. Skeffield
John G. Morse
World's Finest Organ Building at Cleveland
Herbert E. Williams writes from Cleveland about the new municipal auditorium organ, calling it the finest in the nation. The 12,000 pipes occupy three stories and a vast space, with five keyboards and 150 stops. air is supplied by motors through galvanized conduits to wind chests for each pipe. Other notes mention local visitors, repairs, volunteer club activities, boat traffic on the river, and preparations for a minstrel show at Bridge Hall next Monday night.
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Herbert E. Williams
Naval
Cleveland
Ohio
Bath
Ele
Arthur Morrill
Ton Love
California
Mr. Williams
San Bernadino
Cal
Tiffin
Williams
Municipal Auditorium
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Bridge Hill
Carl C. Troop
Bath Board of Highways and Sewers
Pring
Maurice Skillins
Philip Reynolds
Bangor
Winneyance
Reynolds
Rath
Men's Club Minstrel Company
Bridge Hall
McLaughlin and Blake Tie The Knot in City Hall
In the afternoon at 2 30 McLaughlin and Gertrude M were married in the aldermanic chamber by City Clerk Albert J Kassy a justice of the peace. Relatives witnessed the ceremony. The groom is the son of Gilbert McLaughlin and the bride is the daughter of George Blake.
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True
McLaughlin
Gertrude M
Albert J.kassy
Gilbert McLaughlin
George Blake
Tuesday Busy Day at South End PTA Sale and Show
Washington street rooms in the South End hosted a full day of PTA activities with sewing for the Spring sale, a noon blinch, and an afternoon rush. A repeat minstrel show drew a large audience, outshining the earlier performance. About $80 will be raised, all for the Mitchell primary and Weeks streets grammar schools milk fund.
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Washington Street
South End
Mitchell Primary
Weeks Streets
Tickets for St Marys parochial concert at Opera House
Tickets for a concert by St Marys parochial school children are on sale through the children and Convent of Mercy. No tickets will be sold on Sunday.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Opera House
Convent of Mercy
Morse Girls Win Freeport Game
Morse High girls defeated Freeport High 62 to 5 in Brunswick town hall. The fast rough contest featured fouls and injuries as Morse guards Perry and Worrey limited Freeport to few floor baskets. Cummings led Morse with four fouls shots while Choate scored twice along with other contributions from teammates. the Freeport squad showed effort but poor shooting and slippery floor doomed them.
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Morse High Girls
Freeport High
Brunswick Town Hall
Morse
Freeport
Morse Girls
Miss Cummings
Freeport Girls
Capt. Perry
Bernice Worrey
Bucklin
Thompson
Cummings
Choate
Miss Choate
Miss Rogers
Peg Cimmings
I. Martin
Martin Sisters
Brown
Peg Cummings
Veg
Miss Small
T. Martin
Miss Brown
Rooters
Faust
Peg
Crenin
J Thompson
SON
Des Ees Beerres
Cfolivu
Eens Sete Ate Dee
A. Martin
Oy Randall
Bala
Anderson
Portland
Fish
Oliver
Mayers
Tooker
Rumford to play Morse in Bath after Bates invite
Rumford high (Rumford) will travel from Medford to Bath to meet Morse high on Monday night. Arranged by coach Hayward and Principal Wilson at the Bates tournament, the visit aims to test Morse against the Rumford squad that beat them in Rumford February 3 by 55 to 12. If Morse loses, a third game may be held on a neutral floor to decide Maine’s third best team.
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Joseph T. McCutcheon
Winneganee
Omar Perry
Phere Arthur Brown
Omey C. Perry
Edgar Oliver
Parker Morse
John G. Morse
Frank Allegrin
Fred L. Parks
Frank Perry
Robert PP. Manson
Charles Rogers
Zina M. Eaton
Harry P. Webber
Walter Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Hayden Conant
Charles F. Hewett
Albert Morse
Milton T. Morse
Fred T. Parks
Tufts
Stephens High
Rumford
Bath
Morse High
Hayward
Wilson
Bates
Medford
Morse
Maine
White Flags Displayed at Bath Maine Central Gates
White flags are placed at the Water Street gates and will be installed on 11 Bath city gates. Flags on upright poles appear when gates are lowered, waving in the breeze and visible from a distance as precaution for railroad and public safety.
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Maine Central
Bath
Water Street
March Session Probate Court detaillings Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc County probate court second session in March grants and filings. Will probated for Frank M. Deering of Bath with Lulu Deering executrix. Mary W. Lakin estate administered with John F. Lakin executor. Bridget Crown estate administered by Charles G. Brown. Inventories, accounts, and various guardianship actions noted for Bath Topsham Richmond Bowdoinham and Woolwich. Bond approvals, licenses to sell, real estate certificates, and judicial separation proceedings listed.
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James &. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
Frank M. Deering
Bath
Lulu Deering
Mary W. Lakin
John F. Lakin
Bridget Crown
Bowdeinham
Charles G. Brown
Alice V. Curtis
Walter 8. Glidden
Margaret Ll. Coombs
Charles A. Harrimen
Sarah Lillie Williams
Topsham
Walter M. Mallet
Edwin W. Trott
Ora le Parks
Bath National Bank of Bath
Mary A. McCormick
Wittston
Michael J. McCormick
Grace A. Goodwin
Ruth Goodwin
Henry W. Hanson
Edith M. Trott
Henry W. Hansom
Samuel Hanson—tite
S. Alice Brown
Clementine TB
Alexander
Richmond
Maria Graves
Albert M. Graves
J. Edward Hints
J. Edward Stinson
Woolwich
Oliver Moses
Rupert H. Baxter
Bridget Brown
Harry L. Tarr
James Henry
Gardiner G. Deering
Calvin W. Rogers
Harry G. Deering
J. Edward Hughes
John J. Clark
Charles A. Clark
Lizie Booker
To Rid a Lawn of Moles by Turpentine and Salt
A home remedy suggests using a tablespoonful of turpentine mixed with a cupful of ordinary sack salt. The mixture is to be scattered through mole runways to exterminate moles from a garden or lawn.
Young Bath Seamen Sail On Priscilla Alden
Bath boys Walter Elliot aged 22 and Vernon S Mitchell aged 20 serve as captain and first mate aboard the schooner Priscilla Alden owned by Crowell and Thurlow of Boston. Elliot is son of Captain William Elliot of the Courtney C Houck and Mitchell is son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Mitchell Weeks Street. They are at home during the Alden’s cargo discharge of lumber in New Haven after a five day voyage up the coast from Georgetown South Carolina.
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Bath
Priscilla Alden
Crowell & Thurlow
Boston
Walter Elliot
Vernon
Mitchell
William Eiliot
Courtney C. Houck
Robert C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
New Haven
Georgetown
8. C
More Activity at Iron Works Bath Tron Yard Starts Lightship Build
Readiness at Bath Tron Works Ltd to begin constructing five lightships for the government. New oil fires on the bending floor ready. Supt. Frederick W. Baker to authorize start. Keel blocks unset. gradual hiring to grow to a sizable crew in coming months. Foreman fitter Alex Wilson joined Monday with more workers to follow.
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Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Frederick W. Baker
Alex Wilson
Approaching Marriage Of Miss Higgins And Mr Watson
Friends learn of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Marcia EB Higgins and Merrill W. Watson. The ceremony will be at Grace Church chapel in New York City on April 4. Higgins, formerly of Nyack, is remembered in Bath as a Summer guest of her grandmother, the late Mrs Frances Higgins. Watson, son of Mr and Mrs Carrol Watson of Washington Street, works with Hood Rubber Co in Watertown Massachusetts. They plan to reside near Watertown after the wedding.
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Belle Hunt
Leon Pennell
Homt
William Merry
St. Patrick's
Belle Hont
Squaw Club
Frank Perry
Robert P. Manson
Harry Knight
People’s Church
FE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street
Marcia Eb, Higgins
Merrill W. Watson
Chapel of
Grace Church
New York City
Miss Higgins
Nyack
N. Y
Bath
Frances Higgins
North Street
Mr. Watson
Carrol Watson
Washington Street
Hood Rubber Co
Watertown
Mass
Knox Daley couple wed in Manchester on February 16
Emerald J. Knox of Bath son of Lieut. Lewis Knox U S N and Stella Daley of Dorchester Mass daughter of Edward Daley were married in Manchester New Hampshire February 16 by justice of the peace Arthur W Phinney according to returns received by City Clerk Grassy The groom is a clerk and Mrs Knox is a telephone operator.
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Knox-Daley
J. Knox
Bath
Lewis Knox
U.S.N
Stella Daley
Dorchester
Mass
Edward Daley
Manchester
N. H
Arthur W. Phinney
Knox
Wesley Epworth League votes to aid church expenses
At a Tuesday meeting the Wesley Epworth league voted to contribute 50 toward church current expenses for the coming year. Individuals pledged support and a nominating committee was appointed with Mrs. Frank H. Hall as chair, the latter to lead at the annual meeting next month.
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Wesley Epworth League
League
Kight
Frank H.hall
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Winnegance
Hose
Johm J. Desmond Co
Fiest
Milton Morse
Beulah McIntire
Join G. Morse
Pottle’s Hill
Ward One
Phippsburg
George Ingalls Place
George H. J. Ingalls
Jere Harrington
Oakwood Farm
Fred A. Oliver
Kelley
Parker Head
Albert B. Stover
The
Basin
Upton Place
Edwin Oliver
Edwin
Abram C. Oliver
Charles A. Tilant
John G. Morse & Sons
John Small
Mill
Mystery Club
Harry C. Williams
Thatcher Pinkham
Means
Herbert E. Williams of
Joseph TR. McCutcheon
Harry Putter
Sherman Morse
Aps. Putler
Dr. True
New England
International
Blake
South End P.T.A
Grays Syrup Board
D-Watson
the Bath Trust Company
College Town
Purina
Purina Chicken
Toy
Uewchom Ewchowe
Bath Grain Company
Commercial Street
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